Trump Appears to Doze Off During Dr Oz Speech on Obesity
President Trump appeared to doze off during an obesity speech by Dr Oz, prompting 'Dozy Don' jibe from Gavin Newsom.
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Cooper rejects Blair’s call for UK to have backed Trump’s Iran strikes
Yvette Cooper disagrees with Tony Blair’s suggestion that the UK should have supported US airstrikes on Iran, citing lessons from the Iraq war.
MAGA base support for Trump's Iran war plunges, poll shows
Support for Trump's Iran war among MAGA voters drops to 37% in new poll, with inflation concerns and political challenges mounting. Hegseth clashes with Democrats over war costs.
Union Chief Urges Rayner to Replace Starmer After By-Election
TSSA union chief Maryam Eslamdoust calls for Angela Rayner to replace Keir Starmer after expected by-election loss, warning of defeat to Reform UK.
Starmer Defies Resignation Calls, Vows Not to Walk Away from Mandate
PM Keir Starmer tells Labour MPs he is not stepping down despite Mandelson scandal and resignations of key aides, facing down calls to quit.
Pauline Hanson calls for immigration ban in return to Australian Senate
Pauline Hanson uses maiden Senate speech to call for immigration ban, warn of being 'swamped by Muslims', and urge assimilation.
White House Memo Details Trump's Health: 'Excellent' Despite Leg Swelling
President Trump is in 'excellent' health per White House memo, but has lower leg swelling and hand bruising after fourth hospital visit in second term.
Historic Admissions and Tragedies Mark This Week in History
Soviet Union admits Katyn massacre, Boris Johnson fined for Partygate, Virginia Tech shooting, and Notre-Dame fire dominate the week's news.
Green Party Membership Surges After Corbyn-Sultana Split
Green party membership jumps by 1,400 after Jeremy Corbyn and Zarah Sultana's public split over new leftwing party.
Trump suggests FBI involvement in Texas Democrats arrest standoff
Donald Trump has suggested the FBI may help Texas Republicans arrest Democratic lawmakers who fled the state to block electoral redistricting.
EU climate chief blasts political 'cowardice' as heatwave grips Europe
EU climate chief Teresa Ribera condemns political cowardice as Europe suffers record heatwave, urging action on climate crisis.
Jenrick defects to Reform UK in major blow to Tories
Robert Jenrick defects to Reform UK after being sacked by Kemi Badenoch, calling the Conservatives 'rotten' and 'failed'.
BBC Question Time Under Fire Over 'Left-Wing' Panel in Islamophobia Debate
BBC Question Time criticised for left-wing panel lacking pro-government voice in Islamophobia debate, sparking impartiality row.
Nicola Sturgeon Memoir Reveals Feud With Alex Salmond
Nicola Sturgeon's memoir Frankly reveals feud with Alex Salmond, reflections on independence strategy, sexism, gender recognition, and Covid crisis.
Rayner Allies Plot Labour Comeback With Burnham Leadership Bid
Angela Rayner emerges as Labour leadership contender after Andy Burnham's bid is blocked; allies say she will run if Starmer steps down.
Lib Dems Urge FCA to Investigate Mandelson Over Epstein Insider Trading Claims
Lib Dems call on FCA to investigate Peter Mandelson for allegedly leaking confidential government information to Jeffrey Epstein, potentially amounting to insider trading.
Miami residents sue Trump and Florida over land for presidential library
Miami residents sue Trump and Florida over land transfer for presidential library, citing emoluments clause.
Senate Democrats Block DHS Funding Over Immigration Demands
US Senate Democrats block DHS funding, demanding ICE reforms after Minneapolis deaths; partial shutdown likely but ICE unaffected.
Riverdance Star Michael Flatley Mulls Irish Presidency Bid
Michael Flatley plans to return from Monaco to seek nomination for Irish presidency, a Dublin court heard during a legal dispute over his mansion renovations.
Jon Stewart on Trump’s Third-Term Taunts: ‘We Know He’s Thought About It’
Jon Stewart and other late-night hosts react to Trump's third-term hints and White House demolition, calling his denials unconvincing.
Pauline Hanson's Undeclared Flights from Gina Rinehart Raise Integrity Questions
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson failed to declare five free flights from billionaire Gina Rinehart, breaching Senate rules and raising concerns over conflicts of interest.
Green Party’s Historic Win in Hackney Mayoral Election Heralds Shift in UK Politics
Greens win first directly elected mayor in Hackney as Zoë Garbett triumphs, with leader Zack Polanski declaring two-party politics dead.
Jones’s Secret Texts to Mandelson Revealed
Secret texts show Darren Jones consoled Peter Mandelson after sacking, sought reshuffle advice, and criticised Jonathan Reynolds.
Kinnock Urges Labour to Scrap Two-Child Benefit Cap, Calls for Wealth Tax
Neil Kinnock calls on Labour to scrap two-child benefit cap and introduce wealth tax, warning UK poverty levels 'would make Charles Dickens furious'.
Macron’s Party Seizes on National Rally’s Vichy Links to Halt Far-Right Surge
As France's snap election looms, opponents of Marine Le Pen's National Rally highlight its Vichy-era origins to deter voters, despite Macron's past caution against such tactics.
Wrexham Striker Kieffer Moore Invests in Property Portfolio Once Owned by Blair Family
Wrexham striker Kieffer Moore invests in £3.3m property portfolio formerly owned by Cherie and Euan Blair's company, alongside other footballers.
Readers Suggest Extraterrestrial Playlist for Alien First Contact
Guardian readers propose a cosmic playlist for alien visitors, from Bach to bagpipes, in response to a question about defining music.
Cognitive Tests for Ageing Politicians Under Debate in US
US presidential candidates Joe Biden and Donald Trump face scrutiny over age, sparking debate on cognitive tests for older politicians and their fitness to lead.
Irish Leaders Condemn Lurgan Proxy Bomb Attempt as 'Appalling' and 'Deeply Chilling'
Irish leaders condemn proxy bomb attempt on Lurgan police station as 'appalling' and 'deeply chilling', blaming dissident republicans.
Right to Protest Under Attack in UK, Western Nations: Report
FIDH report says UK, US, France, Germany weaponise counter-terror laws to suppress pro-Palestine protests, with UK governments criticised across party lines.
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